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Re: Transfering Old HD to New (bigger) HD
Yes, I remember the cdrom image. Assuming that's what you have, does it
have the software necessary to burn the created images to cd and do you
write the cd's real time or are the images stored on hard disk first? I
don't have a burner so I can't make a cd so I am stuck with the
floppies.
Like I said, I haven't used it yet. I saw it and it looked interesting.
I've done a bit of upgrading and would prefer to back up my current
configuration then have to do it all again. Especially since I use a
dial-up connection and it takes quite a while.
Rod
Doug Byfield wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 09 January 2002 12:20, rod wrote:
> > Yes, a cdr would be ideal but the documentation clearly states that you
> > can't create an image of the root partition unless you use the boot
> > floppies.
>
> Bootable CD-Rom image (Eltorito) for Partition Image are available at the
> bottom of the download page. Floppies are unnecessary in this case.
>
> > As for my home directory, I keep it parred down and use the kde archiver
> > to do backups on zip disks.
>
> Whatever, I just mentioned the home directory as an example. Use another
> directory to practice with if you want.
>
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